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Joya no Kane Rings 108 Times on New Year’s Eve! The Bell of the Old Year

●What is Joya no Kane? Joya no Kane is a special custom unique to Japan. The Joya no Kane is a bell that ring…
What is Omikuji? Many Kinds of Written Oracle.

The Omikuji is a fortune drawn at the shrine at the start of the year. It is a thin piece of paper written wit…
Todai-ji in Nara! Plenty to See in Historical Todaiji – Daibutsu, Kongorikishi, Tempyo Art Museum!

Todai-ji Temple is one of the most famous sightseeing spots in Nara. This is a temple of the Kegon School of …
Tokyo Tower, the Symbol of Tokyo. Let’s Visit This Famous Spot!

Tokyo Tower is a tower whose official name is Nihon Denpato (Japanese radio tower). It is located in Shiba Koe…
Learn Japanese bills! Who Are the Faces on Japanese Notes?

This article shows the people who are on Japanese bills. Before that, let’s learn some basic points of Japane…
The Top 5 Most Delicious Snacks in Japan

No. 5 LOTTE Koyuki (hard candy) Koyuki has been long popular since the candy first started sales. The popular…
The Shikoku Region in Japan

Shikoku is an island south of the Chugoku region, between the Kii Peninsula and Kyushu. Shikoku includes four…
The 5 MUST-SEE Places in Kyoto!

・No. 5 Ginkaku-ji Ginkakuji is located in Sakyo Ward Kyoto, officially named Jisho-ji. The Buddhist temple is…
Hokkaido Sightseeing! From Lavenders to Sheep to Hokkaido University!

・No. 5 Sapporo Odori Park Odori Park is crossing the central Sapporo from east to west. It expands about 1.5 …
The 5 Most Popular Japanese animations! Detective Conan to Son Goku to Sailor Moon

・No. 5 Case Closed This is a master piece written by Gosho Aoyama. More and more fans are sweeping not only i…

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